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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18
GAPES IN
The Probable Origin Of an Ailment Pccu-
liar to Fowls.

liar to Fowls.
DIR. IL. ID. Walker has contributed to
the Bulletin of the Buffalo Society of
Natural Sciences the result of the
special Investigations which he has
made to determine the origin of the
gape-worm (SyngamuS hachc3lis) of
fowls. He believes it to be u parasite
Of the earth-worm (LumbricmS tcrrcs-
tris). Taking the opportunity of a
prevalence of the gapes among the
chickens, in 1888, and acting under
the advice of DIR, Lcidy, he sought for
the Syngamus in the embryonic or
larval condition, in some intermediate
part. This might, he thought, be the
earth-worm, the sow-bug (Oniscus ascl-
"S), or the garden-slug, all of which
were found around the infected O
while the coops that suffered most
were neal a bare spot Of ground which
was full of earth-worms. Parasites
were found in the carth-worms and in
the slugs. The three animals were fed
separately to different chicks. No
significant effect followed the feeding
with slugs or sow-bugs, but the chicks
fed with carth-worms developed synp-
toms OF gapcs. Experiments were
made in artificial culture, and arc de-
scribed in the authors paper. For
prevention of gapes, DR.. Walker rec
ommends keeping the chickens away
from the ground by putting them on
floors, and destroying the carth-worm
and its parasite by some preparation
fatal to both, such ms common salt;
asafGtida and garlic, which have been
relied upon to cure or prevent gapcs.
had no effect upon the Syngamus.-
| Popular Science Monthiy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18
Hood Will Toll.

There is no question about it-blood will
tell-especially if it be an impure blood.
Blotches, eruptions, pimples and boils, are
all symptoms of an impure blood, dueto the
improper action of the liver. When this
important organ fails to properly perform
its function of purifying and cleansing the
blood, impurities are carried to all parts Of
the system, and the symptoms above re.
ferred to are merely evidences of the
struggle OF Nature to throw off the poison
Gus germs, Unless her warning be heedet
in time, serious results are certain to fol
low, eliminating in liver or kidney disor
ders, or ven in consumption. DIR. Pierce.
Golden Medical Discovery will prevent ant
euro these diseases, by restoring the live
TO u healthy condition.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18

There is a curious law in vogue in
Switzerland which compels every new.
Unmarried couple to plant trees short.
ly after the marriage ceremony. The
trees ordered to be planted on wedding
days are the pine and weeping willow,
but on natal days the suggestive birch
tree is selected Chicago Times.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18

Time; noon Of a sultry August
Sunday.-X, Ito the rector)-Did you
find it very hot in church this morn
ing? Rector-Yes; it made me hot to
look at YOU, X.-But | was not asleep.
Rector saw that you were not. X.
No; the flies kept me awake.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18
A CALL DECLINED.
Why the Brandon Church Is Still
Without & Pastor.


Inc tIFst C1urc1 at Brandon w"re
seeing @ pastor an occupation that
had engTo''ed their energies for some
time past tor IT was fully seven
months ,.hce me council had Assem-
D'eH % loIlAaiit dismiss MF Barnes,
ana Aaa declared the pulpit vacant
MI batAe' Hal 1ag'Fed faithfully ia
,neir service ioF h'e long years Dur
ing aIi tni. ume ne hah preached good,
Hho' pIllilah' sermons attended reg
u,aiIS aIIhe Prayef-hecuHg; ahdmane
all 'ile pastoral ans that one mortal
man. without q morse ana buggy, could
r~cas0naoly De expected to make And
YET ms congregation were not salts
Heu' %ih'lina'lohS hhalIy reached the
ears OF inc good mar that his re'igna-
,,on "ouIo De I~eslghedIy accepted,
lie sent 1t IN, and the papers the next
"ay announced the grief Of the First
NUN ~ n'Ni2ha'Ioh "i 'h"lr be-
Ivy Pso'o'' w. n'i"c'' whose VIC :
h,a ~, ro II" '''N "'ole ''lu-
",vpo ''''''''.
~ uv.'I''" upon" ''e or
il'''' -'''o" " 'ho''e l"r
'"'"i9e''', " P'''or-a man alter 'hrIi
omn "ea'''' one VINO ,Iloul' possess
an inc virtues ~ lhclr late pastor, a.
well "S thoSe WhIch ne lacked.
ihel proceeded 10 search Tor nm in
u"i> '''ho'"A way namely by en-
"r'aIh.h9 candidates. sabbath aftel
n~'ooatl ocHed" q inherent divine II
NV pulpit lhcy came, we knew not
"n'nce' anu returned we knew not
winner lh'y embraced every known
type 81 man. from the venerable ID.
oi three score and ten to the immature
'h'oiogic'i student Of twcniy-one sum
m"rs'
Inc doctrine preached 10 that people
ouIlhg the season Of c%andidating wa.
as 'ailegatcd as the patchwork ,ill
quill which they presented 20 their late
pastor wife on her birthday i
bIanched ont into every known ism
There was the cold school and tn,
new school, old-fa-hioncd orthodox,
ana modern free thought There were
sermons with strong leaning toward
liberalism and there were others ooz.
ing orthodoxy at every pore. And
There were scientific sermons without
end and poctical and philosophical
ones. But in all this variety the PEG.
pie found not the man they sought.
There were some insurmountable OBJ
lection. 10 every candidate.
Rev. Mr. Abercrombie gave them
go3d sermons, but the college student.
declared that hi. gesture we're "ex.
ocrable, and would ~demoralize THEN
osn STYLE, and they came On ma,se
n Tho church ngGfrrg Urt .,s,,J Ii.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18
HOW THE ROBIN CAME,

Happy Young friends, lit nv me,
Under MAYS blown apple tree;
Hear q story, strange and old,
By the Wild Indians told,
How the robin came 10 be,
Once a great chief left his son.,
Well beloved, his only one,
When the boy was well nigh grown,
In the trial lodge alone.
Left FOR torturos long and slow
Youths like him must undergo,
Who their pride Of manhood test,
Lacking water, food and rest.
Seven days the fast he kept,
Seven nights he never slept
Then the poor boy, wrung with pain,
Weak from natures overstrain,
Faltering. moaned a low complaint:
"Spare me, father, FOR ! faint,
But the chicftain, hauchty-eyed,
Hid his pity in his pride.
You shall be a hunter good,
Knowing never lack Of food,
You shall be a warrior great,
Wise as fox and strong a. bear;
Many scalps your belt shall wear,
II with patient heart you wait
One day more 20 the father said.
When, next morn, the lodge he sought
And boiled samD and moose meat brought
For the boy, he found him dead.
As with grief his grave they made,
And his bow beside him laid,
Pipe, and knife, and wampum braid
on the lodge top overhead,
Precninc smooth its breast Of red
And the brown coat that II wore,
Sat a bird, unknown before.
And, as If with human tongue,
"Mourn me not. ii said OF sung,
81, a bird, am still your son.
Happier than II hunter feet,
Or a brave, before your feet
Laying scalps in battle Won.
Friend Of man, my song shall cheer
Lodge and corn land; lowering near,
To each wigwam | shall bring
Tidings Of the coming spring;
Every child my voice shall know
In the moon Of melting snow.
When the maple red bud sTells,
And the wind flower lit, IL, bells;
As their fond companion
Men shall hcncef0rth " your son,
And my song shall testify
That Of human kin an L.
Thus the Indian legend ,aith
How, at first. the robin came
With q sweeter lie from death.
Bird FOR boy, and still the same.
II my young friends doubt that this
l. the robins genesis,
Not IN vain d. sill the MYTH
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18

AT the beginning of every dramatic
season. the newspapers say hal the
minstrel show is dead. Yes, the min
strel show Is dead, but tho people
never grow tired Of sitting up with tho
corpse.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18

AAtAAfh AAs AAtA StNAA- -"A- "AA A.
Gilkey dropped into the seat behind
them, the other half of which was oc-
Cupied by a strange gentleman IN q
fur-trimmed overcoat and a sealskin
cap.
"Gcttingchillv remarked Mr. Ames
10 Mr.. Gilkey, As an introduction TO
conversation, meanwhile huttoning up
his overcoat, The remark recalled the
fact to Mr.. Gilkey, and he buttoned up
his coat and replied;
Yes; looks little like a Storm
Shouldn't wonder said Mr.. Ames.
They've bad five inches Of snow up
NORTH
"Is that so? They have pretty tough
winters up there, and Mr.. Gilkey gave
his coat-collar anotherjerk.
Suppose you'll be out to church to-
morrow?" said Mr.. AmeS,
Yes, I'presume So asscnted Mr..
Gilkey, and Mrs, Gilkey said, Yes.
certainly" with a glance at the band
box at her feet, which suggested the
idea that a Chicago milliner had made
assurance doubly sure in her case.
But, of course, suggested no such
thought TO Mr.. Ames. who observed:
Il guess people will II out pretty
generally to hear our new man
They ought to" said Mr.. Gilkey,
flor he seems TO be about u last
chance, and l say we'd better take him
if he suits any Kind Of way
I'VE might as we'll shut up the church
if We don't get some one before long"
said Mr.. Ames, eloomily. There was
not a bakers dozen out last sunday,
and the Halls and McAllisters have
given up their pews. Hall says he
won't pay pew-rent for the sort Of
preaching we've had lately"
1T needn't make any difference to
him what kind Of preaching we have;
he's never there remarked MIR.
Gilkcy, severely.
what does Or. Williams have to say
about thi, Mr.. Grant that's going to
preach tomorrow; inquire" ME.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18

A violin said TO be two hundred
and thirty-siN years old is owned by
Louis Dutrow. of Franklin County, Pa.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18

The sensational newspapers of to-day
appear to be edited by men OF very broad
ideas
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18
To DREAM Of q pondcrous whale.
Erect OF the tip of his tail,
Is the sign Of n storm
IIlhn MnnIhnr II MnrnA

(f the weather Ii warn),
Unless 1t should happen to fail.
Dreams don't amount to much, anyhow.
Some signs, however, are infallible. III
you are constipated, with no appetite, tort
urcd with sick headache and bilious symp-
toms, these signs Indicate that you need
DR.. Piorce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets.
They will cure you. All druggists.
A LOCOMOTIVE that blows 10 pieces Is a
new mechanical toy.
GLENy's Sulphur Soap is infalliblo for re-
moving dandrutf.
Hill's Hair Dye, Black or Brown, SOC.
The policeman should watch that others
may not Philadelphia Herald.
-.~
" afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's EyeWater. Druggists sell it. 25c.
A RULING p~asslon-the desire to be presi.
dent.
OXYGEN CURE. Throat, lung, nervous dis.
eases. Book free. ID .Gcppcrt,C incinnati,O.
FEARFuLLY and wonderfully ma1c-typc-
writer copy written by amateurs. Boston
Post.
WHEN all so-called remedies fail, d..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures.
PARIS grcen-the American tourist in
France Washington critic,
10 Opium in Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Curos where other remedies fall. 2tc.
The mcrcst schoolboy could dispute the
saying that "history repeats itself."-
journal Of Education
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-06-18

10 Opium in Piso's Cure for Consump-
ton. Cures where other remedies fan. &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Few men come up 10 their highest
measure o. surcess. Some fail through
,iusiaisv. ~ ss~k ~ prvve. They are
~ y Hing 10 take the risks inrsdsns 10
ne. ard tail through fssr IL ven'uriH
On ordinary dusies. They lark plueb.
others fril through imIsudsrce. lack 81
.liscss tion. Gre ar sound judgment.
They ov.r.e-'imssr the sususs, snd hui't
air castle. vsssn : heyond their dep'hs
and fail and fall. O'hsra, ag~in. hl
lack 81 application and pe'N-
vessncs. 1Lss hsin with good -.
olvSs. In soon ct tised Of tha'. ard
want = charge. thinking ihev can Do
Ihsrsv - arm shirV else Thus ihey
III / e. life swsy, anil surceed - nothing.
iGDsnsrs = sr.. tus and nsones. snd ~
| for want ~ ecsnoms. N-ns fail through
vuin. ns hal,iss tolsscrs'. whisky end herr
spnil them FIR business. drive fbeir hess
Irm.sou,ers hcm III ~. and sc.''ef 'he'r
Iprcsrerts 81 suc~ess. Some isi' inv ssu'
III hrsins. .dnrssicn and fitness 'ct men
l-sliirR: ne isek 81 trc~ ledge 81 ~
nan nature end ~ H. motives ihs' se'u'
80 men. They have mi Qualified mem,
-eIves fcr their occupation. ecno0
Supplement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

buffalo Courier w
Il y ~ you'd tel me Of anything y
The world" sid the Yong mrn -.
boards on South Iivisium street. -'hM Z
worss than the siin- min,n'sd hsts "o'
Is the men oi this generation Y.
w hss Gsult have you =" mud WIN ~
iii hat 2" s,ksd The Arounder. =
well. there's one tauIi t.at ON ~
lsinics I'll the rest, aud that u me a'I
emlty . fellow encrunsers IN trying Y
ki.s = gill with . ss'f-hsimmsd 'M y,
Yon make : sslly. srd when within ~, ~.
nrhss ~ sl.s sori your hat hrim pI'.s
b Ississs ~ the forehead and s'nrs ~
Nine sinsss out of ten your has y kes' .
4 "a. nd tails On the porch w
srsat psrket. ~hirh mskss you r,o.. !.
.us. a fellow thar line besn cSuen' y !,
nee ~ ~ ice always takss care = y
- hat om he hack % HE hes6 o.,
|,vsisg ~ kiss . Ri'I. and then - Y.
.cne rl.an~e. Whom . sirI sses hst eO 7:
psninn push his hist ~ the hsrk [" u
head che nes A. 10 ~ on her gus'd. 4
Iis bent on misrhIef."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

| Brother 0ardmeS's Conservats..
Eulsgy On : deeeassd brothsr'
AZ sooa @ Ildss Toets hsa -.
Iiry ing "a cough up rho spss.huekle -
swallOUe(l ~ West Virginia The vear ~
var hroke ont. end Whalsl,ons Hovss.
and Pickles Smith had settled on n.
date " The dlscoverv Of Amerira q l7aI
Inc vIndows we're put down and Bro,hs,
lGsrdner said:
.Drash has oucs more invaded A..
lranks. / Yesterday received = letter eo..
Itsinin' a. Infovmsshun dat Krokus Ia.
IpiaiLes, IN h0nory member living !,
Grifln, Ga. had expired from sir,h
swsv. Has any member any thin d
iofIsr?v
Judge Cadaver offered 4 revolution ~
y snps,hy fns The besesved widow and
,asherlsss children.
Ssnssx Iohnsnn moved that Paraai..
Hall BE- ssrsred IN mourning for he
space ~ sixsy DAYS.
The r. Perssock moved thai wh.,
Was the I.imekiin GImbs loss was ~
Increased brnsher'. eternal gain
buckingham Jones suggr-sed that ths
isluh cuntrihnie the snm 81 500 a.
Aarsls monument with an angel perch.
led on top.
sGemirn," said the President a. \.
waved them down. Il knew Kuku.
well. In Tack. ~ am Dc "nI, man uLo
I-ber stole my dog. lie has eaten ~ nv
hous~. an ! has slept In his an iocksn
ihreskfass IL de highest second-cl.,
lhotei We shall adopt = sksdnIe about
tts toilowe: I'VE ans grievsd dat Kro.
kus has psssed awsy. hut would he have
.n,"umisd 10 shucks hsd he lihed:-
-H~ Gas kind 10 d. poor, but be stole
'hirkmms from d~ rich.
'.ti~ wss hone-t nm upright, bat No
seber hssl = chance 10 trade hosses or
neat . street kysr company.
"H~ had many virtues. hut dey war
i..nsst rs many wires. While he would
ave -rsshli.hed IN orfun asy lum II he
l,sd Dr. money :" do II. he invariably
lied ~ pss his dmes Wild trade dollars
spr counterfeit hslv~a-
while We hope he am hotter Of V
.hsn't he ober-snxious 10 inqusr fur bin
when We reach de neg world.
II .G~n,'ieu. Krokus Desplaines was An
average n,sn. lie iibed In de average
say. mixin' de good an de bad iilI YOU
ouldnt niius tell wheeler 10 fnd hin
r%nin oher do front gait or Iyin' on de
sr@ss hehim' lie han. Ne had his good
IN his lad sisvsks. an We cant praise
lie fust an conres u d. lie. |. lie am bet
ser ID we nm glad ~ Il u he has you'
any wnss krn'ry d~n dis i Am cu
-olen,n ss"',iy Z" i.ei ~ -orry ~ w kno'
lnnw. ANY r~Anin-hnns usenshuih' hi
Aife an chiiien nm 80 murh taik ifow
WY. s0r he w-s ~" I~zs 10 suppnr'
4 I vile an consistently nsbi,sr got msr's
\ We will hsnx cheap piece o. crspe o
de duah nm forgive him lie tis shIlIil
Inca he owed de cIuc."- Detroit Ire
~, " Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

a veil known l-dy ~ The country r.
ope.ss a. 10 pnhliSh Ibis: II - essy z"
~ 80 ,.sy ~sA shr Wnchmsn ssIl~ how
IL dos O. 20 the -sioun and sp~ni
sons iri-urr tim~. Yon nerd not drink
muci, now. lust little beer o. some osis-
- drink. IL :he sueausim~. play DON'T.
noes. checkers az something eIse % Kill
time. % that you wiII b. sure mot 20 read
suy useful b,oks u y0u sssd any thing,
Ies u b tne dime navel ~ Tho day. Thr.
- on. Keeping your rt,msch iulI. and
yOur head smpss. snd yonvseIt PLAYING
iin,e-kissinx gan ., and ~ lev years
YOU wIiI ~ nr~s-cisss no'sosly. umIess
you shouIi tan out : dfnnkssd o. Z
professional gam I~v. which y worse
than NOBODY. T1ere are ; number 81
young men hanging about saIoous jus'
Scady 10 graduate and b nobo''iss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

81 Pa1I n seer. FFsss.
The Northern Pacific will this -
put into ne TOUR nsw s0isr! steam ~.
.hovsls. The sppasasus soms~ y. ..,o..
smbjss . b. y cst. containing sf.''n
80 engine, ~Lich ~Usks The shose'.
~ front III ne sat y the rotary .'.'
winch gsshsrs ~ We snow. sro y,
- vun @ sspt - 80 rv"lu''""s IA
minute The snow passes hsek ~ ssr
xceIsd tssm . sIsus on top o. ~ !. ~
heirg thrown sar % enc s'de' IN ssd
psrasus u pushed b. : Icc'mo''vs 90
con 70 shs oush snow nri" ~ =, ,.sut5
ssss deep - The rate o. n'seen o.
mjles ~ hour.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

Bay Gin gre,s hsssel: ~ mnddes
lent me tor pnmp cheese. Got snnS
WITS rcrdy Gvccer (n0shls1: Iss
-snnv. = I've r.t son,~ that ! ran rec
.urnssnd highly. - made under on
~ y dirprsion u our owU dairy. from
..nr~ ur-nxs ronnsv milk. aud u of %
x~sp,i.n>ln mild aud pir~ssnt q .vov
~ ~ h.W mnrh vi ,on have? Boy
';,mwr r"rsh Ter bsis rst trap With. =
New Yosk sam.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-30

neglected..
lsx.-aapsln asnsissl
.~is do~n Ssnith.'
The proceedings ~ he meeting ~ the,
Republican v-,sssrs. heId in t.~FInr , ~
ne lDtni~on u~sei. TUerslss nisesus'ss
uppre rns inros l.crss.d a. Tie vrrt fuii
account ~ The sla,'- deinrs psinsvd "
ne Jonruxl. When Il uas snr"urrrtI
hx banker HUSTON. fr.sn the iissfnrm -
Pf~fl;n'> il~ii. sh., ~. Republican esIn
ora pscs~ut woaid hoid rertesenr~. vi
was understood .hs' q wss ~ ~ more
81 4 sucial than hn-iswss nssurv- vi
wns MT trraus~.l th~f n Mas q. ~ : r"'
and .lrsr.i afIsir. arranged ~ certain IN
fiansr..li< fsi-rs,~ ~ ~x- SENATOR itsrsi-
ann. AMI c~iicf exclusively ~ his i"ses
80 ~ sosi ~ sish' v Inc .r side show
~ che main rrr.rs..r~. ~hish Y ~
-. supposed wonih i.isr.e ne 1irl
o<r~nnr stsrsn.tant lor he P.e-.ieu~v.
II has ls~kc.i out ,isrt sh~ sdii"~ mel
~ tursnxuc- ~ q Jssr-ini scheme rom
rnrssl ~ +, INV ri.,se fs'-rsis az 'hr trr
bury Sf.r~-m.n- u si<o 'r~n- ti'ss 'h-s
ehe r~-<is,n ws~ nat irmh like ~ ~
bue that ssgnfsfe nis snd y~ne' y d'-pi-,
81 c.,nt,.siven--s pssssilssi NJ. W 4
Elliot. Of The New Ca-tIs Courier, pre-
si.Iri.
Sir. w II Smith. Italians cnrrssp"n
dent IL the Gis'rinnnii tssnus rrisa-ts,
x-sse. hsd b.. " ~ ~ '.ri''ii ~
s~fr~.ne. wh;.-ss IA rr.y--..i Il a. 10 ~ -
kc,,'. str cen. which hi Listeners grew
v~rs tired 81 TIE I.'an which he rss
s>.fes. hrisdy >fh~'i, w. sh'~: Tbs
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a. tnn,s b. / mn it-rsi~4.s To- 'hr u
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